Recourse Sweep Default / 追偿扫场违约

Recourse Sweep Default is the breach event fired when a paid, called, or scarred guarantee creates a recovery right and the player leaves that right unranked, unhandled, hidden, or impossible to satisfy.

The event turns quiet collection into visible play. A sponsor may sweep a public correction route. An inspector may convert surety into quarantine. A fan public may call a public receipt. An editor may take checksum control. Production may overdraw a lane. A route asset may be seized because it was the only collectible target left.

Event trigger

Fire or record this event when all of the following are true:

  1. 担保追偿案卷 has an active row or a recovery right existed but was not recorded;
  2. the row state is noticed, priority_contested, assigned, traded, barred, or absent while a payer can demand recovery;
  3. the player lacks handler, proof, priority ruling, substitute collateral, public restitution, facility access, or production lane to satisfy or contest the row;
  4. at least one future route, faction posture, person state, asset state, room state, schedule lane, public receipt, or broadcast reality state can mutate.

The event is state-triggered. It must never fire from a fixed numbered turn.

Required payload

event: storyteller.event.recourse_sweep_default.v1
recourse_id: <recourse docket row or absent-row id>
source_exposure_id: <liability exposure id>
payer: sponsor | inspector | fan_public | editor | archive | producer | manager | split | none
principal_debtor: producer | sponsor | inspector | fan_public | archive | editor | artist | witness | manager | claimant_faction
recourse_target: money | schedule_lane | edit_capacity | proof_object | public_receipt | fan_oxygen | legal_seal | handler_time | route_asset | sponsor_escrow | facility_room
priority_claim_before: first | pari_passu | subordinate | disputed | barred | converted_to_public_restitution | absent
enforcement_surface: private_contract | archive_order | public_receipt | fan_queue | cutroom_checksum | facility_access | production_triage
barred_claimant: <claimant weakened by the sweep>
missing_input: handler | proof | priority_ruling | substitute_collateral | public_witness | access | lane | none

Resolution branches

Branch A — Sponsor recourse sweep

The sponsor uses escrow, stop-loss language, naming rights, or private guarantee to collect from a public correction, schedule lane, or route asset.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: swept | recovery_only
relief: sponsor_stop_loss_pressure_down | budget_strain_down
cost: contract_capture_up | public_receipt_distrust_up | fan_oxygen_resentment_up | future_correction_cost_up
future_route_effect: public_correction_costlier | sponsor_capture_hardened | artist_route_scarred

Branch B — Inspector/archive surety sweep

Inspector or archive authority converts payment into admissibility, quarantine, legal seal, or archive priority.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: swept | quarantined | legal_seal_spent
relief: custody_clarity_up | archive_fraud_down | reality_drift_down
cost: inspection_heat_up | bureau_favor_debt_up | schedule_pressure_up | route_asset_quarantine_up
future_route_effect: appeal_route_unlocked_with_debt | proof_route_recovery_only

Branch C — Public restitution sweep

Fans, Yu Lan, public receipt, witness chain, or pirate relay calls the recovery right into public restitution.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: converted_to_public_restitution | swept
relief: public_receipt_legitimacy_up | fan_oxygen_balance_up | audience_stability_up
cost: witness_exposure_up | sponsor_pressure_up | inspection_heat_up | oxygen_liability_up
future_route_effect: private_capture_blocked_with_public_audit | fan_public_can_call_next_cover

Branch D — Editor checksum sweep

Cutroom, black-box, or final-cut custody takes recovery through edit capacity, checksum release, redaction right, or source control.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: swept | edit_reserve_spent
relief: continuity_hazard_down | audience_churn_down | slot_legibility_up
cost: edit_debt_up | source_ambiguity_up | future_fraud_cost_up | reality_drift_up
future_route_effect: later_source_challenge_costlier | checksum_release_required

Branch E — Production lane overdraw

Production self-insurance tries to recover internally through handler time, schedule lane, access room, or crew reserve.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: overdrawn | recovery_only
relief: route_control_up | faction_capture_down
cost: lane_scar_up | handler_fatigue_up | unstaffed_ticket_risk_up | black_screen_slots_up
future_route_effect: production_triage_ticket_armed | room_access_contested

Branch F — Route asset or facility sweep

The payer seizes, locks, or occupies a proof object, person, room, service corridor, archive counter, stage threshold, or route asset.

Expected outcomes:

recourse_state_after: swept
asset_state_after: seized | captured | poisoned | posted_as_collateral | recovery_only
room_state_after: claimed | sealed | watched | locked_recovery_only | none
cost: route_asset_pressure_up | facility_access_pressure_up | runner_risk_up | claimant_hostility_up
future_route_effect: blocked | captured | hostile | costlier | recovery_only

Counter contract

Every event resolution must change at least three counters or durable states. At least one must be immediate relief, discharge, clarity, or control. At least one must be a future-facing cost.

Primary states:

  • recourse_state
  • recourse_priority
  • contract_capture
  • sponsor_stop_loss_pressure
  • inspection_heat
  • bureau_favor_debt
  • public_receipt_legitimacy
  • public_receipt_distrust
  • fan_oxygen_balance
  • fan_oxygen_resentment
  • oxygen_liability
  • edit_debt
  • source_ambiguity
  • future_fraud_cost
  • lane_scar
  • handler_fatigue
  • facility_access_pressure
  • route_asset_pressure
  • claimant_hostility
  • black_screen_slots

Recovery rule

A recourse sweep can be recovered only by preserving the scar: public restitution, lawful appeal, sponsor concession, fan oxygen repayment, checksum release, facility reroute, production reprioritization, or route-asset rescue. Recovery cannot erase the fact that the payer already gained leverage.